十日町市博物館 - Tokamachi

Name: 十日町市博物館 - Tokamachi
Address: 十日町市博物館 1-chome-448番地9 Nishihoncho, Tokamachi, Niigata 948-0072, Japan, 948-0072, Japan

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Contact 十日町市博物館

住所：

十日町市博物館 1-chome-448番地9 Nishihoncho, Tokamachi, Niigata 948-0072, Japan

電話：

📞 +877

Postal code :

948-0072

Webサイト：

https://www.tokamachi-museum.jp/

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–5PM
Sunday	9AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM
Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , 郷土史博物館 ,

十日町市博物館 1-chome-448番地9 Nishihoncho, Tokamachi, Niigata 948-0072, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

山	山田勉 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 岡本太郎が撮った縄文土器の展示が有ったので訪ねました。ハッキリ言って岡本太郎は芸術家であって写真家ではなさそうです、彫刻や絵画と違い写真からはインパクトを感じませんでした。それよりも常設展の国宝の土器や特産の織物の紹介の方が充実していました。一度訪ねてみても良いかも。 There was an exhibition of Jomon pottery taken by Taro Okamoto, so I visited there. To be clear, Taro Okamoto is an artist and not a photographer. Unlike sculptures and paintings, I didn't feel any impact from photography. More than that, the introduction of national treasure pottery and special textiles in the permanent exhibition was more fulfilling. You may visit it once.
関	関川義明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 縄文時代から現代まで、十日町の自然や生活、産業を学ぶことができます。今日は国宝の「火焔型土器」を見に来ました。本物と同じ大きさ、重さのレプリカの展示もあります。これには実際に手を触れて持ち上げる事ができます(お、重い。)。青森で出土した、あの遮光器土偶のレブリカも、同様の展示が有り、良い体験をさせてもらいました。 From the Jomon period to the present day, you can learn about the nature, life and industry of Tokamachi. Today I came to see the national treasure "flame-type pottery". There is also an exhibition of replicas that are the same size and weight as the real thing. You can actually touch it and lift it (oh, heavy). The shading device, Rebrica, which was excavated in Aomori, had a similar exhibition and I had a good experience.
D	DeepJapan Office on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 雪国の暮らしを体感できる博物館国宝の縄文土器が見れます。見るだけじゃなくて破片を復元できたり、レプリカを直に触ったりできます。信濃川のこの辺りでしか火焔型土器が出土してないとか聞くと歴史を感じます。着物のコーナーは時代時代のトレンドの変化にたいした歴史や大名に着物を売る時の柄のパターンのカタログがあったりして、あ〜の人も商売してたんだなってなんか親近感を覚えます。雪国コーナーは4メートル積もってた時の写真や模型を見ると、同じ日本かっ！とか、東京からこの距離でこんな暮らしが違うの！って驚きます。ここに来てから十日町を巡ると街の理解が深まります。 A museum where you can experience the life of a snowy country You can see the Jomon pottery, a national treasure. Not only can you see it, you can also restore the debris and touch the replica directly. I feel the history when I hear that flame-type pottery has been excavated only in this area of the Shinano River. In the kimono corner, there is a history of the changing trends of the times and a catalog of patterns of patterns when selling kimono to daimyo, so I feel a sense of familiarity that that person was also doing business. .. If you look at the photos and models of the snow country corner when it was piled up 4 meters, it's the same Japanese! Or, this kind of life is different at this distance from Tokyo! I'm surprised. After coming here, visiting Tokamachi will deepen your understanding of the city.
後	後藤伸一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国宝の縄文土器があります。本物は、圧巻です。言葉が出ないくらい、とても素晴らしかったです。縄文時代の生活がとても良くわかりました。縄文以外に、雪と共に生きてきた人の営みや、着物の展示もあります。入ってすぐのジオラマも素晴らしく、信濃川流域の全てがわかるように思います。十日町市に来たら、訪問するべき、おすすめスポットだと思います。 There is a national treasure Jomon pottery. The real thing is a masterpiece. It was so wonderful that I couldn't speak. I understood the life of the Jomon period very well. In addition to the Jomon period, there are also exhibits of people who have lived with snow and kimono. The diorama right after entering is also wonderful, and I think you can see everything in the Shinano River basin. If you come to Tokamachi City, I think it is a recommended spot to visit.
D	Diane Huynh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lots of interesting history and artifacts. High quality English translations and interactive exhibits. I had a lot of fun!
K	Kellie Crook on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This was my first time visiting the museum even though I lived in Tokamachi for 5 years. I was always worried that there wouldn't be enough English available to really understand, but it was actually great! They provided me with an English pamphlet and the signs often had some English available too. The exhibits were very detailed and very interesting. They provided some insight into how people managed to live in such a snowy place. I would recommend this place to anyone with an interest in history or culture, because it is absolutely full of artifacts that showcase both!
J	JESSICA HO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very Worth Visiting. Just can't imagine that Jomo stonewares can be so pretty.
J	Jane Chompoowong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Worth a visit, very well made. The exhibitions are very easy to understand and provides all information in English. Entrance fee is only 500 yen. Enjoy!